Michael Emenalo Not Ruling Out Mo Salah Moving to Saudi Arabia in Future
- Saudi Arabia failed in their pursuit of Mo Salahin the summer transfer window
- Al-Ittihad saw an offer of £150m rejected by Liverpool, who insisted the player isn't for sale
- Pro League sporting director has insisted it is not over in their pursuit of the Egyptian
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Saudi Pro League clubs won't give up on pursuing Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah even though Liverpool refused to sell last summer.
Saudi Arabia's money frenzy got to the doorsteps of Premier League club Liverpool, but they were unsuccessful in their attempt to pick one of the league's best players.
Salah formed a deadly trio with Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino, winning every trophy for Liverpool, including a first Premier League title in 30 years.
His strike partners are now plying their trades in Saudi Arabia. Firmino joined Al-Ahli after his contract expired, while Mane moved to Al-Nassr after just a year at Bayern Munich.
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Football Emenalo insists Saudi door still open for SalahAs reported by The Athletic, the Reds rejected a verbal offer of £100m upfront, and £50m in add-ons from Al-Ittihad for Salah, and the club gave up as there was not much time left.
Saudi Pro League sporting director Michael Emenalo praised Salah as one of the best players in the worldand insists the door is still open for him if he wants to come to Saudi Arabia, but things must be handled professionally.
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